Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-01

-E. II. Long and family, OF Farm
ers' Mills, passed through town OF
Sunday.
The Misses Dora and Clara Kauff-
man, rf Lower Augusta, weie visiting
In town several days.
The "Gold Band" cigar mt Kauff
man s store can't be beat for deli
cious, comfortable puff. Also just re
ceived big lot of fresh Tobacco.
ID. ). X.
Besides ex. asscmhlyman Alexan
der, Ex-Gov. Curtin, Ex-Speaker Ran
dali, EX-Attorney General Cassidy ,and
VIM. NJ. Singerly, of the Philadelphia
Record, are among the political lights
that are Illuminating the democratic
convention ut Allentown this week.
The danger uf IN epidemic which
threatens LuZrrne county town. q
stat, ment OF which may be found u,
mong the miscellaneous news on ouI
second page, should serve as II warning
to all communities in the state. As IL
the sanitary condition of town bor-
ough councils can never I've too watch
ful aud strict.
With but one or two exceptions the
olass ~ taa.hnrS xyl,.h at.n1 a<amina-
tion at this place on last Monday nc
quilted themselves credItably and came
ont with fair certificates We learn
that our local talent did exceptionally
well. NJ. G. Gephart, who will teach the
North street school this winter. having
carried of the best certificate issued.
Quite change has been wrought
in the Musser Il Smith business block
of hate. The tin and st0veroom, which
branch of their hardware establishment
is being run 10y Sammy Weiser. has
been moved 10 the second floor of the
rear building and the vacated room on
the first floor is now occupied and alled
by Gheen Il Spigelmyer's china store.
Rev. r. F. Dornblaser and chill
dren, from Topeka, Kansas, are In
town and guests at B. o. Deini:ger Is
residence. Rev. ID. delivered one of
his interesting lectures to fair au.
dience in Rebersburg on Tuesday evS
ming. The lecture was under the au-
spices of the Luth. Women's Mission
AIRY Society of that placs.
HORSE SALE.-Messrs. .Muihersbaugh
and Zerbe. from Lewistown, Pa, will
have carload of Illinois hors,s, first
class stock, consisting of good drivers
and lighthouses, at the stables OF the
National Hotel, Millheim, Pa, within
the next 10 days, To make public sale OF
the lot. The horses will be brought
here several days before the sale so that
purchasers will have an opportunity to
axamine them.
FRESH CIDER.-The undersigned is
prepared to manufacture cider at mo-
ment's notice bv an improved process
and by hydraulic power at his saw mill
at Woodward. The press is conceded
by all as the best in the market and
will do satisfactory and quick work in
all cases. The public are invited TO
bring their apples, in quantities from o
to 500 bushels, and they will be accom-
modated in the hest manner.
33-4t j. &. MoTZ.
-"Help those women !" at their fes-
tival next Saturday afternoon and even
ing, in the rink on Penn street. We
all enjoy the sweet chime of the church
bells in our town, but the one on the
Methodist church is not quite paid for,
and the ladies OF the Mite Society want
to rai ise the money next Saturday TO do
so. Theirs is a good cause and every
body should feel interested enough to
patronize them.
To THE PUBLIc.-H. S. Clemens, NJ.
D., specialist in all chronic affections,
and who also treats diseases largely by
inhalations, will visit patients once a
month at Bellefonte. with Office at the
Brockerhoff House, for one day only to
examine them, and then will send the
medicines from his regular Office at the
city OF Allentown, Pa. Send for testi-
monials. Date Of next visit will be
Tuesday and Wednesday Sept. 18th and
14th. at the usual hours. Please re-
member the date.
The night-blooming cereus Of Mrs.
FL. X. Luse, on Main street, burst forth
in all its glory on Wednesday evening
of last week. A number of people were
at her residence to witness the opening
of four magnificent blossoms. The
plant is full of small buds which prom
Use a gorgeous display in the future.
Owing TO Mrs. Luse's departure for
Baltimore. her future home, the cereus
has been given in the care of Mrs. w.
r. Heneny, and persons wishing TO SEE
the flowers must apply to thatlady.
RECTlFIcATIoN.-In the court pro.
ceedings of Monday of last week which
we clipped from the Bellefonte Daily
Necs, it was stated that Mr.. T. c..
Weaver, of HaineJ township. charged
with indecent assault, was sentenced to
pay costs. Such IS not the case. The
grand jury ignored the bill and the
prosecutrix, Mrs. Alice ]. Ettlinger. is
to pay the costs amounting TO so. We
make this statement in its corrert form
in justice to Mr.. Weaver, who has from
the first been considered innocent of the
charge by all his neighbors and friends.
What is the matter with the mana
gers of the Iewisburg fair ? Well,
nothing. Only they now have CON-
mittee out to endeavor to secure one of
the greatest novelties ever shown at a
county iair. They spare no time, trou-
BILE or expense, and that il why they
had such fine trot and such grand
display last fall. They promise to far
exceed iC this fall Remember $1,000